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Newspaper

Monticello Express

Location

Monticello, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1911

Page

7

Pilgrims at the Track Front Lose Big Bet

Henry’s party regrets losing about $9,000 to Uncle Peter after a failed scheme to win big at the race track. Bunch and Ikey Schwartz faced the fallout of a risky plan and seek quiet Ruraldene refuge as Aunt Martha relays Uncle Peter’s delay in town. The pair walk toward the depot amid sorrow and self accusation.

Bunch Uncle Peter Ikey Schwartz Ikey John Martha Peter Grant Tidewater Twins Dove’s Nest Villa Pete the Waldorf Clara J Aunt Martha

Prodigal Uncle Peter Returns to Quiet Village Fete

John narrates a chaotic night as Uncle Peter and Dike Lawrence drift into town drunk after a track win. The pair are secreted to John’s house to avoid Aunt Martha, while a telegram hoax, a blackmail call, and a late-night ruse threaten the family peace. The prankster Bunch escapes as peace is restored and Uncle Peter thanks John.

Peter Grant Dove's Nest Villa Buraldene N.Y Bankers’ and Brokers’ Association Peter Uncle Peter Martha Mrs. Grant Clara J Bunch Barney Sullivan Mr. Sullivan John G. W. Dillingham

Philadelphia mother jailed for stealing to feed starving child

A Philadelphia widow with a dying husband and no work was sent to the house of correction for three months after stealing a pint of milk and a loaf of bread to feed her starving son. The piece contrasts harsher penalties for minor theft with grand corruption cases in Pennsylvania government.

Pennsylvania Schia Philadelphia House of Correction Pensylvania State Capitol Pittsburg Boston

Sympathy Begets Sympathy in Life and Learning

A reflective note argues that personal enthusiasm and mental desires attract responses from others. It asserts learning begins with the wish to learn and sympathy requires giving back. Indifference, the piece contends, fails to create mutual understanding or growth.

Salt beds of Chile hold vast pure deposits for world needs

The salt beds of Chile offer large deposits that are about 99 percent pure, promising long term supply for global use.

Chile

Popular hog breeds vary by community and environment

Inquiries about the best hog breed are addressed by noting no universal answer. Breed choice depends on local demand, environment, and farmer goals. Beginners fare best with a popular local breed such as Hampshire, which tends to ease disposal of surplus males and support steady breeding demand.

Poland Chester Hampshire

Guinea Hens Prove Profitable If Properly Cared For

Guinea hens yield strong profits when well tended. Guinea eggs fetch bakery demand though some doubt palatability. eggs hatch better under a chicken hen unless the guinea hen is confined. Young guineas face mite and lice threats and may die from head lice or exposure.

Walter B. Leutz

Suspected Innovative Seed Bed for Transplant Tobacco Plants

W. S. Belmer of Connecticut builds a large seed bed to ensure abundant healthy plants. The structure measures 41 by 52 feet and rises four and a half feet to the eaves with a center height near nine feet. Glass frames on two sides and a ridge wire with rope and wire bracing keep the tent taut in damp weather and sag resistant in dry spells.

Orange Judd S. Belmer Connecticut

Butter Churning Timing and Salt for Quality

Guidance on butter making emphasizes 20 minutes of churning and never more than 30 minutes. Use good salt and work thoroughly for best texture. When butter forms granular cream, avoid overworking it.

Dodder Kills Clover Seed Imports Spark Alarm

Since July 1 1910 23 lots of Chilean red clover seed totaling 370 000 pounds have been imported into the United States. The seed carries dodder, a parasitic plant, which if sown could destroy clover crops across the southern clover belt. The Chilean seed is darker, larger than US seed and may sell well on its appearance.

United States United States Department of Agriculture

Oregon's Ten-Year Progress Boosts World Market

The state has not achieved major intrastate gains but has placed its fruits on global markets, earning very high prices and expanding reach beyond Oregon.

Oregon

Care of Pigs Feeding and Health Guidance

Advice on pig care stresses regular feeding and watering and ensuring each pig reaches its feed. Sick piglets should be isolated with a small ration for a while, with a good chance of recovery without further treatment.

Easy Ways to Update Last Year's Skirt for Spring Fashion

The piece outlines two spring fashion trends high waisted skirts and short sleeves. It explains reusing last year's skirt by adding a shaped belt to simulate a waistline and describes alterations including a four gore pattern fabric choices fastening methods and a wide inside girdle to secure the garment. It notes short sleeves will be popular alongside fitted long sleeves and new jaunty coats with bold buttons.

Neat Camisole Design For Versatile Wear

Simple camisola described for under blouses with a high neck square yoke of broderie Anglaise edged in beading. Sleeves feature broderie while nainsook forms a plain yoke and tucked waist joining to bisque. Materials listed include broderie Anglaise, nainsook, and beading in specified yardages.

Border Bordered Fabrics Return in Spring Fashion

The article notes the reappearance of bordered fabrics in spring and summer lines. Silk gowns may feature borders in Persian designs and mottled floral effects. Wide silks, yoke effects for tall women, and bordure styles in marquisettes, voiles, ginghams, and lawns offer versatile dress options with varied fullness and waistline shaping.

Traveling Frocks and Summer Neckline Trends

The article notes a vogue for dark blue or bright travel frocks with collars and guimpes and predicts that bare throats will gain popularity this summer. It urges women to prepare by bleaching and massaging their throats now.

Braid Trimmed Suits Highlight Wide Braids and Embroidery

Fashion notes describe new suits with strong braid trimming, especially wide braid along collar cuffs and reverses. Panels run down front and back of jackets and skirt, with narrow braid used decoratively on coats and dresses. Oriental embroidery hints appear on collars and sleeves. buttons in matching colors or silver gilt are common.

Smaller Bags Return to Fashion with Velvet and Satin

Wrist bags have shrunk after a period of large fashion and jeering at excess baggage. Velvet and satin return to favor, supplanted leather. Bags, now small or large purses, are covered to match gowns. Cord handles and tassels label them cordelleres.

Cordelleres

New Small Handbags Trend For Spring

The article notes a wave of compact spring handbags in colored leathers like mauve apricot blue violet and red. Styles favor oblong shapes about seven by five inches with outer flap initials and built in compartments for mirror vanity case handkerchief and card case. Some designs include a detachable change purse on a light chain for easy access in crowds.

Miamimoth

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Henry Ay George V. Hobart Dike Misher Lawrence John Henry Lawrence Bussh Erdoosh Misher Bussh Misher Kelly Scott Dike Lawrence Misher Grant Nix Pack New York China Dodder Clover Drop Sen Iary Ness
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